U.S. Steel reaches deal to supply GM with mini-mill steel
U.S. Steel reached a deal to supply General Motors, one of its largest customers, with some mini-mill steel from Arkansas.
Month: February 2023
Tomfoolery Fun Club returns with three upcoming shows
The Tomfoolery Fun Club is returning after an extended hiatus last year.
Indiana residences may be off-limits for pickets or protests
“We’ve got to get out of harassing people because we don’t agree with their politics. That’s crazy,” said state Sen. Aaron Freeman, R-Indianapolis.
Indiana residences may be off-limits for pickets or protests
“We’ve got to get out of harassing people because we don’t agree with their politics. That’s crazy,” said state Sen. Aaron Freeman, R-Indianapolis.
Lawmakers eye merger of LaPorte County townships
LaPorte County is one of four counties included in legislation approved Tuesday creating a process for consolidating townships in selected Indiana counties.
Senate approves state-appointed school board for Gary
The proposal re-establishes a school board in Gary on July 1, 2023, whose seven members would be appointed entirely by Indiana Secretary of Education Katie Jenner.
“She Said, He Said” podcast with Jerry and Karen Davich: Episode 1
Episode 1: Love at first sight? Not with this couple. Their first and second kiss came exactly 10 years apart at the stroke of midnight on New Year’s Eve. Also, a decades-old spoiler alert, a forgotten birthplace, and “A Lovely…
New audio visual equipment, video surveillance cameras will cost La Porte Schools $1.16 million
La PORTE — The La Porte Community School Corporation will be updating audio visual equipment in classrooms, at a cost of more than $800,000, and its exterior video surveillance system for another $360,000.
Cleveland-Cliffs turned $1.4 billion in profit last year
Despite a fourth-quarter loss, Cleveland-Cliffs turned a profit of $1.4 billion last year or $2.55 per share.
Wheeler Middle School special ed students serve coffee and a smile
Every morning at Wheeler Middle School, special education students roll a cart through the halls selling coffee to teachers and learning life skills.